Let us discuss why the length of a coax jumper or patch lead should be worry-free. Buy the best you can and just leave it! Callum.
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See previous video where I discuss 5-up and how to program your radio to listen 5-down and transmit 5-up. I’ll try the same! Tyhis should be a fun exercise. Callum.
I have asked Roly ZL1BQD, a prolific DXpeditioner to come and talk to about everything DXpedition, from the 1-man DX Island hopper through to the multi-person rare DX entity full expedition. What are the problems, what goes wrong..
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In this video, I explain how I’m going to change my VERY long wire into a Beverage. Then we’ll look at how this works, what parts I have bought for the project and what results I’m expecting to achieve. I also discuss the difference between a regular Beverage – say 2m or 6 ft off the ground and one that is physcally ON the ground, pinned to the grass with radial pins.
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Ham Radio Special – we look at the benefit to YOU working split (5-up) and how to operate in that environment. We look at what does 5-up mean, what does 5-10 up mean and who are the band-police? LOL Callum.
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The placement of a coil on an element affects the third harmonic. If you can work out exactly where to put this coil, we can then force a harmonic on almost any band you like. In this example we have made a compact 40m antenna of only 6.5m long and then made 20m to work on the third harmonic with very little loss. See what you think. Callum.
https://youtu.be/uNqA6dy6cbY – Last Video Discussing this Concept
https://youtu.be/L9HX7352ukw – End Effect Discussion
https://youtu.be/V8Qq4-0_TjQ – The Custom Hybrid SkyLab
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We destroyed an 80 feet tower in 5 seconds. But the 60 foot version worked GREAT! Full parts list for my home-brew 60 feet tower made from scaffolding poles, connectors and poly rope detailed in this video – and also below. TAKE CARE because if anything goes wrong, you are into an extremely serious accident.
You will need:
– 4 x alloy poles (optionally one in steel)
– About 1,000 feet (330m) poly rope (lorry rope)
– Some sort of tilt-hinge (I have made a couple of these on this channel)
– 3 x straight scaffolding connectors
– 1 cross joiner (for just above the tilt mechanism)
– 2 hinged connectors (if you wanted to make the crossbar)
– At least 4 large guy points (you can home brew from angle iron)
– Selection of 6mm / 1/4 inch bolts to tap the poles for guy points
– at least 3 x 4-way guy points for the scaffolding poles
– Steel carabiners with a decent high rating
– Hard hat (seriously!)
– Know how to tie knots!
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This is my regular ham radio Friday session, live from Warwickshire. Today I fancy switching between an experimental antenna and the Signature 12.4. Join in the live chat, see if you can hear me or just listen in. Callum.